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Jacek Yerka – Imagination And Intricacy

I first encountered Jacek Yerka and his artwork on a blog I like to visit and as soon as I did, I knew I’d found something special. I’ve never studied art so I can’t use fancy terms to explain what… Continue Reading →

Jane Austen’s Grave, Winchester, UK

Jane Austen is one of my favourite writers, and one of the most popular female authors who ever lived. Her classic works like “Pride and Prejudice” and “Sense and Sensibility” were successes in her lifetime and have been adapted and… Continue Reading →

Prose – Hildegard the Wielder

They called her Hildegard the Wielder. At first glance, it was not easy to understand why. She was but a young woman, small and slight, with tangled dark hair and dark, knowing eyes. There was nothing out of the ordinary… Continue Reading →

Prose – Draomen

Her wings hurt. Fear had pushed her to fly further than she should have. It was exhaustion that finally made her land. Now she sat on a grey tooth rock, chilled by a wind off a wide, grey lake. There… Continue Reading →

Prose – Runaway

Some mornings I wake up and I want to run away. I stare at the curtains, at the pallid floral pattern and long to escape. The early light paints the room grey, the pipes creak, the cars drive by and… Continue Reading →

Hitting a milestone…with a little help

  Hello to all the followers I’ve acquired over the past week and a big thank you to Ionia Martin mentioning me in her delightful Readful Things blog. I’ve now passed 100 followers which a big milestone for me, although it… Continue Reading →

Prose – The Moon

It was the moon that made her fall. She had been running for an age, scratched and bloodied on her feet and arms with scalp and back slick with sweat. Her scarf was long lost and her hair, haphazard gold… Continue Reading →

Prose – The Big Guy

The thin faced Drone is taking me to see The Big Guy. I’m not surprised. The day I arrived he’d told me The Big Guy was a fan of my work. I’m just happy to get away from the endless… Continue Reading →

Prose – Postcard from Norway

We took the car ferry across the glossy Sognefjord to the Norwegian Glacier Museum. Inside, three huge cocooning screens showed a film that flew us over the glaciers that spread over the country. Afterwards, it was only fitting that we… Continue Reading →

This jumper is the perfect thing to wear whilst writing don’t you think? Found in a charity shop. Related reads Literary Presents Bookish Purchase Discworld Imaginarium by Paul Kidby & Terry Pratchett

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